Contents * NEW Junto meeting May 2 * NEW Upcoming Junto speakers through Nov. 2013 * NEW Moral shift by libertarians, Rand to Hayek & Rawls * NEW Standup comedian Andrew Heaton spoke at last Junto * NEW TransPacific Partnership would undermine U.S. law * NEW Boudreaux's open letter on TransPacific Partnership * NEW Whose side is the NRA really on? * NEW Epstein at Vassar: Some students learn, others disrupt * NEW Peter Schiff on David Stockman * NEW David Stockman: Corruption of capitalism in America * NEW George Mason U. ranks freedom in the 50 states * NEW "Atlas Shrugged" Reading Group, Sat., Apr. 20, 3:00pm * NEW NYC Ayn Rand Meetup, Sun., Apr. 28, 3:00pm * NEW NY Heroes "Celebrate Self" Hike, Sun., May 12, 11:00am * NEW The Fountainhead in New York City, course at NYU * NEW Free market, Objectivist & libertarian groups and sites * Fred Cookinham's five Ayn Rand walking tours * Read & post new Junto Forum, NYCjunto-discuss list * About this Junto newsletter ************************************************** Junto is a group that shares information, discusses current issues and presents speakers C. Bradley Thompson "American Education: Reform or Revolution?" Thursday, May 2 Admission Free -- no reservation necessary * We'll socialize from 7:00pm to 7:30pm. * 7:30pm moderator, Gene Epstein calls first for announcements of things happening before the next Junto. Then other announcements and for people introducing themselves. * The speaker will begin promptly at 8:00pm and talk about 45 minutes, uninterrupted. * Following the talk are questions, discussions and rebuttal of the speaker's points. Discussions are intense but polite. * The meeting will continue to 10:00pm or later. General Society Library 20 West 44 St., between 5th and 6th Aves., NYC near the Grand Central Terminal * Subway: 4, 5, 6, S to Grand Central -- 42nd St. B, D, F, 7 to 42nd Street -- Sixth Ave. at Bryant Park A, C, E, N, Q, R, S, 1, 2, 3 to Times Square -- 42nd St. * Bus: M1, M2, M3, M4, M5, M42, M98, M101, M102, M104, Q32 * Train: MTA Metro-North Railroad to Grand Central * Car: Some private parking facilities in the area. Parking on side streets is metered, limited to specific days and times. * Junto meets on the first Thursday of every month. * Participation by all attendees is highly encouraged. * 60 to 100 people attend most Juntos. C. Bradley Thompson will speak on "American Education: Reform or Revolution?" Some fans of his consider him the best presenter of Objectivist ideas. This is his statement: "There is no question today more urgent and that deserves greater attention than this: Is capitalism a just and moral system? "The mission of the Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism is to examine and to increase public awareness of the moral foundations of capitalism. "Through teaching, scholarship and community outreach programs, the Clemson Institute provides a public forum for investigating the underlying principles and institutions of capitalism (e.g., individual rights, private property, contracts, voluntary associations, entrepreneurship, the rule of law, limited government, and free trade). "The Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism believes that the health and preservation of free socieites requires that scholars, students and citizens understand the underlying principles and institutions that distinguish free from unfree societies. To help foster that understanding the Clemson Institute engages with diverse viewpoints in order to provide an intellectual forum that encourages and values honest and rigorous conversation and debate. "The Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism is also founded on the belief that critical thinking and serious conversation about morality, politics and economics must be validated by a rigorous adherence to reality and human nature. We therefore support scholarship that examines how certain moral, political and econoomic ideas actually work in practice, and whether those ideas do or do not produce freedom, opportunity and prosperity for the citizens of the societies that affirm them." Thompson is BB&T Research Professor at Clemson U. and the Executive Director of the Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism. He has also been a visiting fellow at Princeton and Harvard universities and at the University of London. Thompson is the author of "Neoconservatism: An Obituary for an Idea" and the prize-winning book "John Adams and the Spirit of Liberty." He has also edited "The Revolutionary Writings of John Adams," "Antislavery Political Writings, 1833-1860: A Reader," co-edited "Freedom and School Choice in American Education," and was an associate editor of the four-volume "Encyclopedia of the Enlightenment." His current book project is on the ideological origins of American constitutionalism. This is an essay he wrote in 2008: "An Open Letter to America's Students -- Will 'Atlas Shrugged' Change your Life Forever?" This letter is addressed to all young people who've read or are about to read Ayn Rand's epic novel, "Atlas Shrugged." I've taught "Atlas Shrugged" for fifteen years during which time I've witnessed many remarkable things. For example, some 95% of my students report that 'Atlas Shrugged' is the best book they've ever read. No book that I've taught comes remotely close to fostering a more robust exchange of ideas in the classroom. My students typically come to class after pulling an all-nighter debating "Atlas" with their friends, and then they pepper me with dozens of questions. Whether one agrees or disagrees with Ayn Rand's ideas, few could deny that this is what the college experience is supposed to be like. During those few weeks each year when I teach "Atlas Shrugged," I've seen hundreds of students become intellectually engaged in ways they weren't before reading this extraordinary book. The comment I hear most often from students goes something like this: " 'Atlas Shrugged' sums up everything that I've always admired and believed but could never put into words." Ayn Rand's novel speaks to many students' deepest values and aspirations: it appeals to their sense of justice, integrity, honesty, and independence, and it appeals to their desire to live in a world where achievement and heroism are rewarded. To enter the world of "Atlas Shrugged" is to experience a world radically different from today's. Many of you will find this world exhilarating, and it just might change your life forever.... You can read all of this open letter here: tiny.cc/ThompsonAtlas Thompson is also an occasional writer for The Times Literary Supplement of London. He has lectured around the country on education reform and the American Revolution. His OpEd essays have appeared in scores of newspapers around the country and abroad. Here are his two talks on political thought of John Adams on C-SPAN TV: c-spanVideo.org/cThompson Here's his talk "Why Marxism?" An evening at FEE: tiny.cc/ThompsonMarxism Here's the video of his talk "Separation of School and State: The Case for Abolishing America's Government Schools" from the Ayn Rand Center for Individual Rights: tiny.cc/ThompsonSchool Here are links to his OpEds: tiny.cc/ThompsonOpEds Here are links to his books: tiny.cc/ThompsonBooks ______________________________ ____________________ * The new Junto Forum, read and post here: tiny.cc/JuntoForum * Visit Junto's site for information on current & past speakers, to read previous newsletters and to sign up for the Junto e-newsletter: NYCjunto.com * Visit Junto on Facebook: on.fb.me/JuntoNYC * Follow Junto on Twitter: twitter.com/NYCJunto ______________________________ ____________________ Junto focuses on libertarianism, Objectivism and investing. Our founder and host is Victor Niederhoffer. Visit his site at: DailySpeculations.com ****************************** ******************** Please email the above text to your freedom loving friends who might be interested in Junto. Feel free to use the above text to promote Junto among libertarians, Objectivists and investors. NEW___________________________ ___________________ Come to Junto, meet these upcoming speakers: * June 6, John Mackey, speaking about his book "Liberating the Heroic Spirit of Business: Conscious Capitalism." CEO Whole Foods Market. He's interviewed at: tiny.cc/interviewMackey * July 4, no Junto meeting. Celebrate Independence Day on your own. * Aug. 1, Tyler Cowen, subject to be announced. Writer, general director/professor, economics, Center for Study of Public Choice, George Mason U. He posts to his blog many times most days: tiny.cc/MRblog His food blog: tiny.cc/ETHNICdining and his bio and books at Amazon: tiny.cc/CowenBioBooks * Sept. 5, Judge Andrew P. Napolitano, speaking on "Freedom Watch." Fox News sr. judicial analyst. Lectures nationally on U.S. Constitution, rule of law, civil liberties in wartime and freedom. Had "Freedom Watch" TV show on Fox News. His site: JudgeNap.com * Oct. 3, David Stockman speaking about his book "The Great Deformation: The Corruption of Capitalism in America." Former businessman, US congressman and budget director under Ronald Reagan. * Nov. 7, Charles Calomiris speaking about his book "Fragile by Design: Banking Crises, Scarce Credit, and Political Bargains." Columbia U. professor financial institutions. Task Force on Property Rights at Hoover Inst., co-directs Project on Financial Deregulation at American Enterprise Institute. His blog: tiny.cc/CCblog and his bio: tiny.cc/CCbio NEW___________________________ ___________________ The moral shift by libertarians from Rand to Hayek & Rawls I strongly recommend this thought provoking podcast. In it philosopher Diana Hsieh talks to historian John P. McCaskey. They point out the libertarian intellectuals who've begun saying capitalism is moral because it benefits to society. McCaskey says the original idea defending free markets was based on individual rights with the role of government to protect those rights. This came under attack in the 19th century. Then the concept of rights was undercut in various ways by libertarian thinkers until today it has been abandoned by a new development called bleeding heart libertarianism. He says the ideas contained in John Rawls' theory of Social Justice have been accepted by thinkers such as Brink Lindsey, who spoke at Junto two months ago. McCaskey says Rawls sees capitalism as a win-lose situation with government needed to even things out. McCaskey sees things differently. He says that capitalism is in fact a win-win situation where value is traded for value, as Ayn Rand demonstrates. He says leading thinkers such as Brink Lindsey promote progressive ends using libertarian means and that bad ideas on public policy are the result. This talk covers Friedrich Hayek, John Rawls, Murray Rothbard and Objectivism plus the fact that Hayek + Rawls = bleeding heart libertarianism. Lindsey is an example of this kind of libertarian who accepts taxing the rich, govt schools, unemployment insurance, public health care, etc., while being pro-free market. McCaskey says bleeding heart libertarians may believe they're defending liberty but that they're undercutting it by failing to challenge Rawls' false premise. McCaskey is an historian of philosophy. He's been teaching at Stanford U., Stevens Inst. of Tech. and most recently the Political Science department at Brown U. He'd been active in major projects at the Ayn Rand Inst. Listen now or download this audio podcast at Hsieh's site: tiny.cc/MoralShift Visit McCaskey's site: johnMcCaskey.com NEW___________________________ ___________________ Standup comedian Andrew Heaton spoke at the last Junto His business card says "Professionally Clever." He's a standup comedian, writer and political satirist residing in NYC. Originally from the state of Oklahoma, he has lived in DC while working as a staffer for the U.S. Congress and in Scotland as a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar while earning his masters degree in International Politics. He has performed standup comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Australia, Germany and throughout the U.S., and is a regular contributor to The Freeman, ClotureClub.com, Brightest Young Things and Ask A New Yorker. He began writing humor columns for The Oklahoma Daily in 2004. In his spare time Heaton writes humorous novels, and plays laser tag and bocce ball. He loves science fiction, puppies and fine whisky.... Visit his site to see his essays, cartoons and video: mightyHeaton.com NEW___________________________ ___________________ The TransPacific Partnership would undermine U.S. law At the April Junto Anne Heller introduced Curtis Ellis who told us about TransPacific Partnership, which may be coming. It's a secretive, multi-national agreement which threatens to extend restrictive intellectual property laws across the globe and to rewrite international rules on its enforcement. It's misleadingly called a "trade agreement" but it's really a system of global government the Obama administration is building with Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, Mexico, New Zealand, Canada, Australia, Chile and Peru. It puts American companies at a competitive disadvantage. Foreign firms doing business in the U.S. will be exempt from the EPA and other regulations that will continue to strangle American-owned businesses. Ellis recommends these sites: * Bullet point info on TransPacific Partnership with citations, links and videos on the subject. It has a link to contact your congressmen: NoTPP.us * An analysis by the Electronic Frontier Foundation on how the TransPacific Partnership endangers intellectual freedom on the Internet: eff.org/issues/tpp * This site has analysis of the TransPacific Partnership by Americans for Limited Government president Bill Wilson. tiny.cc/TPPlaw NEW___________________________ ___________________ Don Boudreaux's open letter on the TransPacific Partnership Boudreaux wrote an open letter to Rep. John Dingell: "You and some of your Congressional colleagues, in a March 12th letter, urge Pres. Obama 'to address currency manipulation in the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement.' You claim that such manipulation reduces employment in America. "Please reconsider. "First, if -- as every serious economist understands – genuine efficiency gains by foreign exporters increase Americans' wealth without reducing the net number of jobs in America, then government-induced efficiency gains for foreign exporters have the very same effect for Americans. In both cases, we get valuable goods and services at lower costs while some of our labor and capital are released to produce outputs that would otherwise be too costly to supply. The ability of the U.S. market to create jobs is just as strong for workers who lose their jobs because of "unfair" trade practices as it is for workers who lose their jobs because of trade practices that are irrefutably legitimate. "Second, the foreign trade practices that you condemn either do or do not improve the overall economic health of the countries whose governments implement these practices. If these practices do improve those countries’ economic health, then they are not "unfair" by any appropriate standard. Such practices are no more worthy of condemnation and retaliation than are, say, Uncle Sam's own NSF grants, education subsidies, highway-building projects, and the like -- all of which, I'm sure, you regard as legitimate means used by Uncle Sam to strengthen the U.S. economy...." You can read the rest on his site: tiny.cc/DonBtoDingell Thanks to Gene Epstein for recommending this letter by Boudreaux, who's been a Junto speaker many times. NEW___________________________ ___________________ Whose side is the NRA really on? This essay is by Felix Bronstein, who often attends Junto. It's on the Freedom Outpost's site. "While the 'mainstream media' and the rest of the usual suspects continue to demonize individual gun owners and the NRA, you don't have to be a rabid hoplophobe to question the NRA. "The popular view of the NRA, no matter whether one supports or opposes the G-d-given right (or indeed a duty) to keep and bear arms guaranteed by the 2nd, 9th and 10th Amendments to the Constitution, is that it is a staunch and consistent defender of these rights...." You can read all of this essay at: tiny.cc/GunControl NEW___________________________ ___________________ Epstein visits Vassar: Some students learn, others disrupt This report is by Robert Begley who often attends Junto. It's on the blog of The Objective Standard: Daily Commentary from an Objectivist Perspective. " 'Fossil Fuels Improve the Planet,' Alex Epstein argued in a March 29 talk (which I attended) at Vassar College. "The event almost didn't take place. Student members of the group 350.org -- which opposes the development of fossil fuels -- petitioned to have the talk canceled. When that didn't work, some set out to sabotage it...." Read all of Begley's report at: tiny.cc/EpsteinVassar You can see Epstein's Vassar talk here: tiny.cc/EpsteinTalk Alex Epstein spoke at Junto about his Center for Industrial Progress. You can visit its site here: industrialProgress.net NEW___________________________ ___________________ Peter Schiff on David Stockman "This week, while economists should have been closely considering the implications of the actual bankruptcy of Stockton, CA, they instead heaped scorn on the perceived ideological bankruptcy of David Stockman. In other words, Stockman trumped Stockton. "Ronald Reagan's former Budget Director contributed 'Sundown in America' a multi-page opinion piece to the Sun. NY Times which loudly and eloquently described the illusions of our current economic system. While I don't agree with everything Stockman believes, I think he is showing great wisdom and courage in making dire predictions and calling for extreme changes in our policy and politics.... Read the rest of this at: tiny.cc/SchiffStockman Stockman will be speaking at the Oct. 3 Junto. Our thanks to Lee Clifford for this link. She often attends Junto. NEW___________________________ ___________________ David Stockman: Corruption of Capitalism in America, video As part of his promotion of his new book "The Great Deformation: The Corruption of Capitalism in America" he spoke at Cato. His Oct. 3 Junto talk is part of his tour. The book's a searing look at DC's fiscal crisis. It counters conventional wisdom with an 80-year revisionist history of how the American state -- especially the Federal Reserve -- has fallen prey to politics of crony capitalism & the ideologies of fiscal stimulus, monetary central planning & financial bailouts. Stockman points at Franklin Roosevelt, who fathered crony capitalism; Richard Nixon, who destroyed fiscal discipline and the gold-backed dollar; Fed chairs Greenspan & Bernanke, who fostered bubble finance and addiction to debt and speculation; George W. Bush, who repudiated fiscal rectitude and ballooned the warfare state via senseless wars; and Barack Obama, who revived failed Keynesian "borrow and spend" policies that have driven the national debt to perilous heights. He doesn’t spare Ronald Reagan and Milton Friedman, either. He’s guaranteed to provoke liberals, conservatives, and libertarians. Our thanks to Lee Clifford for this link to his talk: tiny.cc/CatoStockman NEW___________________________ ___________________ George Mason U. ranks freedom in the 50 states Jason Sorens and William Ruge of The Mercatus Center at George Mason U. score all 50 states on over 200 policies including fiscal policy, regulatory policy and personal freedom. They weight public policies according to the estimated costs of government restrictions on freedom impose on their victims. They know different people value aspects of freedom differently. You can personalize the ranking and pick and choose which aspects of freedom you value and see how the states stack up. This article in the NY Post is an overview, focused on NY State "State Ranks Dead Last in Personal Freedom." Read it at: tiny.cc/PostFreedom To read the study results and rank them yourself: freedominThe50states.org NEW___________________________ ___________________ "Atlas Shrugged" Reading Group, Sat., April 20, 3:00pm A chapter a month. New York Objectivist Society 3:00pm to 5:00pm, third Sat. every month, 120 Park Ave., SW corner 42nd St. alt. entrance on 42nd St. It's a public space with tables and chairs. Part III: A is A, Chapter 3: Anti-Greed This is the 23nd chapter of this 30 chapter book. There's a $5 fee to attend. It's given to the Ayn Rand Inst. to give Rand's novels to high schoolers and home schoolers. The reading group has only one rule: you can't integrate or refer to material in the text that hasn't been covered yet by the present discussion. Please read the chapter in advance in preparation for the discussion. Moderator Robert Begley will give an analysis of each scene, then open to comments and questions, before going to the next scene. Ending with a discussion of the chapter title's meaning. Timeline: June 29 1. Project X demonstration. 2. Dagny returns: Calls Rearden, in office with Eddie, with Jim and Cuffy. Then with Lillian. 3. Dagny on the radio. 4. Dagny in her apartment, with Rearden. We'll read aloud the scene with Dagny and Rearden. Read about the group here: tiny.cc/AtlasReadApril2013 NEW___________________________ ___________________ NYC Ayn Rand Meetup, Sun., April 28, 3:00pm As always, we'll talk about Ayn Rand, her works, challenges, Objectivist life, options, associations and knowledge. Give and take, open to all, no charge, no reservations. It's at The Midtown Restaurant, 155 East 55 St., between 3rd and Lexington Avenues, mid-block on the north side of 55th St., in Manhattan, free. There are usually one to two dozen people at each Meetup. Benny Pollack, Ayn Rand Meetup organizer, says:"Join our group of regular Objectivists for a lively discussion on topics related to Ayn Rand and Objectivist philosophy in general. "Please join us. If you are already versed in the topic, want to learn or just want to spend an intellectually stimulating afternoon, please come. I hope to see you all there." The Ayn Rand Meetup is on the last Sunday of each month: AynRand.meetup.com/8 NEW___________________________ ___________________ NY Heroes "Celebrate Self" Hike, Sun., May 12, 11am Storm King State Park, US 9W, Cornwall on Hudson, NY 11:00am to 5:00pm To learn about the origin of NY Heroes Society & Celebrate Self read Andrew Bernstein's novel "Heart of a Pagan." In this hike we'll enjoy the Storm King State Park, just north of West Point, overlooking the Hudson River and facing the Breakneck Ridge across the river. We start at the historical marker "Freedom Road" adjacent to the parking lot and hike to the top of the mountain. There we enjoy the spectacular views of the Catskills, Hudson River, Breakneck Ridge, etc, and socialize while taking lunch. Then in the spirit of celebrating self with one's purposeful, productive life, successes and gains, everyone is encouraged to give a short speech to share their personal goals and achievements of the year. The hike will take about 3 to 4 hours. After the hike, we'll go to a local place for dinner. To RSVP, for complete info and directions by car and public transportation: tiny.cc/HeroHike NEW___________________________ ___________________ The Fountainhead in New York City, course at NYU School of Continuing & Professional Studies, Frank Heynick: "Many immigrants have reinvented themselves in NY, but novelist and philosopher Ayn Rand did so with a particular passion. Having fled to America after the Russian Revolution, she wrote 'The Fountainhead' as an homage to NYC and its skyscrapers, which had beckoned to her from the movie screens of her native St. Petersburg. Explore Rand's Russian/Jewish background, her choice of architecture as the focus of her philosophy, the architectural scene in the 1920s and 1930s, Rand's admiration for Frank Lloyd Wright, the controversial movie adaptation of 'The Fountainhead,' and the relevance of Rand's novel today." $270., July 11 to Aug. 8, Thurs. 6:45pm to 8:45pm, Midtown Center The report I have from a person who began the course and from conversations with Heynick, is that he doesn't have much understanding of Objectivism and has many ideas of his own which don't match Rand's. NEW___________________________ ___________________ Free market, Objectivist and libertarian groups and sites * Groups which meet in Manhattan: NYC Junto -- NYCjunto.org NYC Ayn Rand Meetup -- meetup.com/AynRand-8 Atlas Reading Group -- tiny.cc/AtlasReadGroup NY Heroes -- tiny.cc/NYheroesObj Ayn Rand NY Tours -- tiny.cc/ToursRand Manhattan Libertarian Party -- manhattanLP.org * Sites to visit: NYC Junto Forum -- tiny.cc/JuntoForum Ayn Rand Institute -- AynRand.org Ed Thompson's site -- AtlasAnswers.net The Atlas Society -- AtlasSociety.org The Atlasphere -- theAtlasphere.com Liberty Magazine -- tiny.cc/LibertyMag Ayn Rand Lexicon -- AynRandLexicon.com The Objective Standard -- theObjectiveStandard.com The Objective Standard's Blog -- tiny.cc/blogTOS Aristos: An Online Review of the Arts -- aristos.org Forum for Ayn Rand Fans -- forums.4aynRandFans.com Philosophy in Action -- philosophyinAction.com Sense of Life Objectivists -- soloPassion.com Objectivism Online -- objectivismOnline.com Rebirth of Reason -- rebirthOfReason.com The Tracinski Letter -- tracinskiLetter.com Real Clear Politics -- RealClearPolitics.com Ludwig Von Mises Institute -- mises.org Bastiat Institute -- Bastiatinstitute.org Institute for Justice -- ij.org Cato Institute -- cato.org ______________________________ ____________________ Fred Cookinham's five Ayn Rand walking tours * "Atlas Shrugged" SAT. June 15, Aug. 24, Nov. 23 -- SUN. Aug. 25 * Ayn Rand's Park Avenue SAT. July 20 -- SUN. July 21 -- WED. May 1, 22, 29, June 5, 12, 19, 26, July 3, 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21, 28, Sept. 4, 11 * Skyscrapers of ''The Fountainhead'' SAT. June 22, Nov. 2 -- SUN. June 23, Nov. 3 * Ayn Rand on Broadway SAT. Aug. 28 * Ayn Rand Fifth Avenue SAT. Oct. 26 All scheduled tours $20, over 65 $15: tiny.cc/ToursRand Private tours $30. To arrange for your private tour or for more information, call Fred at home: 718-397-9019 or on his cell: 917-607-9019 or email him: fcookinham [at] juno.com Fred's tours get better because he never stops researching. This July he'll speak at Freedom Fest in Las Vegas. "What I have learned from a lifetime of studying Ayn Rand." He's often at Junto and Ayn Rand Meetups. He gave the ''Ayn Rand and Free Market Tour'' for Mont Pelerin Society. ______________________________ ____________________ Read and post to the new Junto Forum: tiny.cc/JuntoForum Read and post to NYCjunto-discuss list: Junto members can discuss Junto speakers and other topics. You can read these posts at: yhoo.it/JuntoP To post to this list you need to be a member of it. Become a member at: yhoo.it/JuntoD or send email: NYCjunto-discuss-subscribe@ yahoogroups.com ______________________________ ____________________ About Junto and this Junto newsletter * Gene Epstein moderates Junto. He's the economics editor and books editor of Barron's, the weekly business magazine, author of ''Econospinning: How to Read Between the Lines When the Media Manipulate the Numbers'' tiny.cc/Econo * Iris Bell writes this e-newsletter. * Oleg Atbashian created NYCjunto.com. He also sends out this e-newsletter, cares for its email list and moderates tiny.cc/JuntoForum. * Andy George created and runs the sound system and supplies the music. * Our founder and host is Victor Niederhoffer. Visit his site at: DailySpeculations.com Dedicated to the scientific method, free markets, deflating ballyhoo, creating value, and laughter; a forum for us to use our meager abilities to make the world of specinvestments a better place. * This e-newsletter comes out twice a month. You might get an occasional extra email about a timely event. * To subscribe to this newsletter put "Junto list" in the subject line, email your name & preferred email address to: info@NYCjunto.org ______________________________ ____________________ END
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